Mega Evolutions - Pokemon - Premium Binder

Your Mega Evolutions master set, in a binder that matches it.

The Mega Evolutions Premium Printed Binder is wrapped in the full Mega Evolutions style — printed front, back and spine in rich, edge-to-edge colour. Not single-tone engraving: a complete, full-colour design built to sit alongside the set it celebrates.

Built to protect, made to display

• Premium zip-up binder with a padded fabric cover that shrugs off daily wear
• 9 pockets per page — holds up to 360 sleeved cards
• Side-loading pockets so cards slide in and stay put, with no slipping in transit
• Full-edge zip seals out dust, dirt and moisture
• Acid-free, PVC-free, collection-safe materials

Printed, not engraved — the whole binder carries the Mega Evolutions artwork in full colour, where engraved binders only mark a single tone into the cover.

Designed by hand, never by AI. Every binder design is illustrated and laid out by real collectors — made by collectors, for collectors who want to show off their portfolio with genuine craft behind it.

Designed and printed in the UK. The perfect home for a complete Mega Evolutions master set — and a match for our Mega Evolutions Master Set Checklist kit.

SIZE & DIMENSIONS

CARE & USE

• Always sleeve your cards before placing them in a pocket — a sleeve is the first line of defence against dust and friction.

• One sleeved card per pocket. Avoid double-loading, which warps cards and strains the pages.

• Store the binder upright, like a book, in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight — sunlight can fade printed covers and cards over time.

• Keep the zip closed when it's not in use to keep dust and debris out.

• Wipe the printed cover with a soft, dry microfiber cloth. Avoid soaking it or using harsh, abrasive cleaners that can dull the print.

Disclaimer: Portal Customs is an independent UK brand and this is an unofficial, original design. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or licensed by The Pokémon Company, Nintendo, Creatures Inc. or GAME FREAK. Set and card names are used descriptively to identify the design.